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Global broker Blueberry has expanded its trading platform options by integrating DXtrade, providing traders with additional access to forex, CFDs on indices, shares, commodities and cryptocurrencies through margin trading.
The DXtrade platform from Devexperts, will be offered alongside Blueberry's existing MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms. The company will extend DXtrade access to its sub-brokers, including those who have not independently licensed the platform.
Designed specifically for forex and CFD trading, DXtrade provides brokers with real-time exposure management capabilities and customisable dealing settings for different client groups and instruments. The platform's architecture allows for expansion through additional servers to accommodate Blueberry's growing trader base.
Ajak Biar, CCO at Blueberry, outlined the strategic importance: "Our goal is to make trading more accessible to everyone. By introducing the DXtrade platform, we are expanding the options available to traders, providing them with greater flexibility in how and where they trade. DXtrade offers a comprehensive suite of intuitive trading tools, and we encourage traders to explore its features and benefits."
Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform at Devexperts, commented on the partnership: "We are very happy to be working with Blueberry and to be delivering a product that supports its aims of providing traders with access to the markets they want to trade, with fast execution and tools that keep pace with its high trading demands. We will continue to work with Blueberry in the deployment of our platform, ensuring the smooth delivery of Blueberry's trading services via DXtrade, and very much look forward to our ongoing collaboration."
The platform offers traders web-based access and iOS mobile applications, featuring customisable Stop Loss/Take Profit levels both in order entry and on charts. Additional features include a trading dashboard with performance analysis tools and advanced charting capabilities through TradingView integration, with full direct integration planned for the future.
